Milnerville Mention Recaps Local Moves and News
Milnerville special notes report Ruth Brosamie of Hancock township and Gordon Hiliott of Hinton locality as a surprised couple. residents move between Sioux City Des Moines and Milnerville area. Roadweather brings heavy rain while martial law rumors hover over Plymouth County. Baptism for Horace William Clair and Claudis Pike’s marriage to a Jefferson, South Dakota bride are among local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brosamie
Hancock
Gordon Hiliott
Hinton
Henry Beaulieu * Familly
Milnerville
W.B. Milner
Clair
Clairs
North Riverside
Mable
W. B. Milner
Sioux City
Milner
Roy Cassen
Pearl Lingendorfer
Laura LaFleur
Cassen
Kit Cassen
Waterloo
LeMars
Charles Morse
Isabel Wilson
Alice Kiewit
Miss Kiewit
Omaha
Cramer
Wilson
C. F. Luchsinger
Ladies
Hancock Township
W. M. Short
Fred Luchsinger
Sam Mosher
Lucile Maloney
Cy Knapp
P. T
Storm Lake
Knapp
T. A. Ross
Jeanette Beauchene
Hancock P. T. A
Horace William Clair
Harold Cooper
C. K. James
Hermosa
South Dakota
C. K
Vance ‘Huntr
Mulder
L. Brown
Claudis Pike
Union Creek Missionary Program and Local Social News
The Women s Missionary Society of Union Creek church plans a missionary program on Sunday evening May 7 with Mrs E I Conner a former Africa missionary speaking. The Ladies Aid will gather at Mrs Milton Ericson s home on Thursday afternoon May 11. Local visits include Mr and Mrs H E Bradley traveling to Madison South Carolina to see daughter Mrs Harmon Boyd and returning Sunday. Other residents visited Hawarden LeMars and Sioux City, with several social and health notes among the Ericson and Hultgren families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
Union Creek Church
E. I. Conner
Africa
Milton Ericson
H. E. Bradley
Madison
S. C
Harmon Boyd
Wm. Olson
Hawarden
Wm. C. Anderson
LeMars
Lawrence Ericson
John Hultgren
Helen Wilcox
Harold Soiseth
Sioux City
Elvina Harker
Rex Truesdale
Wm. Ericson
Mary Larson
Akron Hospital
Oscar Johnson
Dennis
Martial law and local social notes from Westfield
Local items describe Plymouth county under martial law with Army truck presence. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Olden and baby at Mrs Hauser, Miss Martin at Thesinga home, and gatherings at St Catharine's Guild and P T A events. Various townspeople travel for illness, shopping, and family visits amid a high school band and upcoming senior banquet events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catharine's Guild
Hald
Frank Welch
Welch
Amia Lowe
A. J. Thornton
Bonnie
Sioux City
Laven Hough
Morday
Sibley
Iowa
Albert Buckingham
Davidson
Ruth Butler
Marcene
Mapleton
G. W
Benson
Hawarden
Ardis Ellenberger
EK. H. Spaulding, Jr
Elanor Tracy
Mary Spaulding
Clarence Peck
Nellie Bliss
A. W. Hummel
Akron
Westfield
Pinkeye
Etta Beaulieu
Long Beach
Calif
Chicago
Ezra Beaubien
G. P. Littelle
Maryginia
Westfield High
Lester McCoy
Timm
A. A. Martin
Wm. Connors
Jefferson
Ernest Anderson
Kadoka
S. D
Mildred Austin
Wm. Christenson
Richland Roundups highlight local visits and events
Special correspondent notes multiple visits among Richland residents and families. Preston Tucker and relatives, John Hill, Mildred Bell, Earl Lyons, and others visited Mrs. A. D. Lyons and Grandma Lyons. relatives from Akron called on Mrs. Lyons. Tom Gunderson marked his 71st birthday after recovering from a hip injury. school baseball games favored Richland. funeral attendance for Miss Mary Hamerry in Sioux City. various local visits and a church group event. The notice invites readers to a May 11 Ladies’ Aid meeting and promotes greeting cards at the Register-Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Tucker
Whiting
Harry Michaels
Arvel Lake
Akron
Richland
Pleasant Valley
Harvey Dyslin
Charley Clarance
Elk Point
Tom Gunderson
Clyde
Gundrson
Gunderson
Joseph Appley
Mary Hammery
Sioux City
J. N. Oakley
Lyons
East Westfield Echoes Special Correspondence May
May school had their suicide day and a wide roast in the grounds. Flowers are being planted to beautify the grounds. Funeral of Mia attended by many from the vicinity. Barbara Keats visited in Merrill. Tony Bockerman family at Chatsworth. Metniohans visited parents in Alcester. Akon born to Reuben Hines at Le Mars hospital. Will Kiewel family visited in Sioux City. August Brickgson returned from hospital but cannot get about. Jim Boetger and others visited Erickson home. Bud Morehead returned from hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Westfield
Mia
Barbara Keats
Merrill
Tony Bockerman
John Wilken
Chatsworth
Harry Metniohans
Alcester
Akon
Hawarden
Robt. Brundeen
Milbrodt
Oscar Johnson
Erickson
Bud Morehead
Sioux City
Chatsworth Happenings and Local Visits
Special Correspondence notes Mrs C J Johnson and Mrs Conrad Johnson visiting Mrs Bonney on Wednesday evening. Chris Bockelman’s birthday party with neighbors. Orange City and Sioux City visitors listed. Alvord hires Bart Ogden as next year’s principal, six teachers to be employed. Schumacher home hosts P C C C gathering. Families visit and celebrate Mrs Hendricks’ birthday. Hudson and Elk Point visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Johnson
Conrad Johnson
Bonney
Chris. Bockelman
Chris Bockelman
Orange City
Albert Bockelman
Louis Schumacher
Eugene Dalgliesh
Ben Dalgliesh
Sioux City
Glen Bowman
le Mars
Isbelands
Bart
Ogden
Alvord
Iowa
Schumacher
Ernest Hendricks
Jack Hendricks
Mrs. Hendricks
E. L. Larkin
Hudson
Geo. Wakeman
Peter Jepsen
Elk Point
Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence
Mr and Mrs John Kallsen spent Sunday at the Otto Kallsen home near Craig. Hebert Miller shelled corns for Barth Miller and Jesse Kallsen Monday and Tuesday. Harry and Marie Nannen and Mrs Hannah Anderson were Sioux City visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Efler and family near Hinton visited with Clare Morehead H O Buehre Abe Miller and Jack Ellis at Leonard Miller home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ben Toel Elise Klemme spent Sunday at Barth Miller home. Neighbors and friends helped Ed Friedrichs celebrate his birthday Tuesday evening with cards and social visiting followed by a late hour luncheon. Mr and Mrs Fred Lucken enter-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kallsen
Otto Kallsen
Craig
Hebert Miller
Barth Miller
Jesse Kallsen
Harry and
Marie Nannen
Hannah Anderson
Sioux City
Fred Eflers
Hinton
Clare Morehead
H. O. Buehre
Abe Miller
Jack Ellis
Leonard Miller
Ben Toel
Elise Klemme
Ed. Friedrichs
Fred Lucken
Sunday Visitors Plentiful in Local Homes
Numerous families from Brunsville Le Mars and surrounding areas enjoyed Sunday dinners and visits. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clareties with daughter Betty. Mr and Mrs Lucken and Leary. Mr and Mrs Miller with Darlene. Mr and Mrs Plieget and family. Henry Crow of Chatsworth spent days at Bil Crow’s home while Alex Klemmed visited Le Mars. Mrs Kalisen and others helped celebrate, Mrs Jang ill, and Ruth Marbach hosted dinner with five friends from Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clareties
Bartit
Betty
Near Bruns- Wille
Ben Lucken
Leary
Leonard Miller
Darlene
Henry Plieget
Weatfeld Township
Henry Borchers
Henry Crow
Chatsworth
Dawin ‘Klemme
Lulu
Alfred Klemme
Bubs
Spink
M.M. Marbach
Ruth Marbach
Sioux City
Adaville Activities Special Correspondence
Himer Brown fractured several ribs in a fall last week. Miss Dorothy Trometer of Mner ville vicinity visited Miss Grace Tindall over the weekend. Miss Eunice Thoms of Merrill stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Thos Frigh. Mrs Aug Drickson returned from St Joseph hospital Sioux City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and daughters Carolyn Charlotte and Trene and son Junior visited the Thos Dreeszen home Sunday. Mothers and Daughters banquet at Adaville U B church Sunday evening. Carolyn Johnson to lead Christian Endeavor services on the topic Right and Wrong Ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himer Brown
Dorothy Trometer
Mnerville
Grace Tindall
Eunice Thoms
Merrill
Thos
Aug. Drickson
St.Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
Charles Johnson
Carolyn
Charlotte
Trene
Gon
Ruble
Dreeszen
Mothers' and Daughters
Adaville U. B
Carolyn Johnson
Christian Endeavor Services
Probate Notice in Plymouth County Iowa
Probate notice lists Theodore Montagne estate with heirs Margaret Montagne Frank Montagne Agnes Boden Mae Root Florence Dalgliesh and Arthur Montagne. A will claim was filed May 2, 1938 with final proof and hearing set for May 29, 1938 in Plymouth County District Court. E F Remer is Clerk of the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Plymouth County
Theodore Montagne
Margaret Ellen Montagne
Frank Z. Montagne
Agnes Boden
Mae Root
Florence Dalgliesh
Arthur Montagne
Said County
District Court of
E. F. Remer
Iowa
Record of travel seasons and road costs on doubt-filled outlook
The piece questions future highway conditions and driver safety costs, comparing projections to 1982. It asks whether the season will bring similar mileage, accidents, and economic losses, noting potential impacts on motorists, fishermen, families, and national economy.
Estate of L. H. Adams Heirs Notified for Final Probate
The estate of L. H. Adams deceased, to heirs at law Elizabeth Adams Vera Thatcher Chester A. Adams Roy Adams Arthur G. Adams and all concerned, is set for final proof and hearing on May 29, 1988, at the Clerk of the District Court office. Probate is overseen by B F Romdr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Adams
State of Iowa
Plymouth County
Elizabeth Adams
Vera Thatcher
Chester A. Adams
Roy Adams
Arthur G. Adams
Said
County
Disstrict Court
State of
Iowa
J. H. Adams
Romdr
District Court
Mrs Lyons Makes Novel Quilt In Sioux City Journal
The jigsaw quilt contest highlights a 1900s era entry owned by Mrs A D Lyons of Richland South Dakota. The 19 044 piece quilt is over fifty years old yet remains sturdy with bright colors from when she young. She made it for her brother and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
A. D. Lyons
Richland
S. D
Joy or Sorrow on 1983 Auto Roads
The Mitchell Gazette questions whether spring driving will bring joy or sorrow as 1983 car travel returns with longer trips and evolving road conditions. Readers are urged to consider safety, maintenance, and traffic trends shaping the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell (S. D
Lyons Family Quilt Restitution and Heritage Tale
The excerpt describes giving back money to Mrs. Lyons at the $0 mark and details a quilt with a six inch border whose colored pieces are excluded from a count. It notes Mrs. Lyons has mended and made quilts for many years and has mothered thirteen children, seven of her own and six grandchildren she raised at home.
Lower admissions at the Iowa State Fair this year
The Iowa State Stair Board in Des Moines cut admission costs across several classes for the 1983 Iowa State Fair to boost attendance. Cars enter free, while gates offer free entry for under 12s, half price for 12 to 15 year olds, and campers tickets at five for $2. General adult admission is 50 cents, with grandstand rates dropped to 25, 60, and 76 cents. The fair runs August 23 to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Stair Board
Des Moines
Iowa State Air
Budget Cuts Set for County Fair Exposition in 1983
Board votes to cap operating expenses to receipts plus 80000 state funds and surplus. Total budget listed as 168000 with premiums around zero, 169000 below 1991 budget. Preparations for the 1983 ex position begin, with premium lists for free distribution soon. Copies available from the Secretary, Iowa State Mail, Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omdals
Iowi State Mail
Des Moines
Bulk Garden Seeds Sale at Rithr Implement Co
Advertisement notes bulk garden seeds for sale by Rithr Implement Company. Likely a shop notice promoting gardening supplies and seed varieties to local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rithr Implement ‘Co
Constipation Relief Praised by Alice Burns
Alice Burns of Cobb and Greenleaf Drugstore endorses Adlerika after years of constipation and sour stomach. She reports dramatic relief and a sense of renewal since using the remedy.
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Che
Ray A. Smith
Union Creek News
Whitfield
Register-Tribune
Adaville
Mrs. Lyons
Register Tribune
F. J. Swanson
Klauer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
Baron’s Store
Akron Register-Tribune
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